Citrus medica var. dulcis

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Citrus medica var. dulcis
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C. m. var. dulcis
Trinomial name
Citrus medica var. dulcis
Risso & Poit.
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Citrus limonum Risso var. dulcis Moris

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The name sweet lemon[1] refers to a Citrus tree (Citrus medica var. dulcis) and its fruit. Dulcis is Latin for sweet, and it comes to identify a lemon or lime that is lacking acidity in its pulp and juice.

It is possibly the same as the cultivar known as Mediterranean sweet limetta.[1] In Iran, the fruit is widely used and is called a “sweet lemon” (Persian: لیموشیرین‎‎). This fruit is often found being used in herbal medicine.

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